Welcome to the world of Elvis Presley concerts!

Whether you are a veteran fan or just beginning to appreciate Elvis' talent and genius, you can find detailed information on the concerts Elvis performed between 1954-1961, and also 1969-1977.

See photos from his concerts, read newspaper articles and first hand accounts of fans who attended them, and take a look at the spectacular jumpsuits Elvis wore. Feel free to browse our pages using the menu on the left, or if you are looking for specific information, click on the Concert Database above, which will allow you to search the site more efficiently. You are also welcome to participate in our forum.

We are grateful for the collaboration of many generous fans (listed in the "credits" section) who have shared their photos, information and ideas so that this collection could be presented.

Thank you for visiting. We hope you enjoy your time here where Elvis has never left the building!

• A couple of things have been added. First of all, we are revamping the Concert reviewed section. Our friend Javilu from Argentina posted a CD review. Check it out here

• Elvis-In-Person website and Elvis In Concert have decided to join forces to bring Elvis on video for all of you. If you click on the 70's Concert Database, there's a new drop down menu called video, please choose Yes to show all the concerts that contain a video. Videos have been dubbed or created by Tomek from Elvis-in-person.com. Thank you for joining elvisconcerts.com !

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Elvis Tidbits:

There is no doubt that Elvis Presley is one of the most influential performing artists of all time. He redefined music and set new benchmarks in entertainment. He was so big that when he liked something, sales for that product or numbers for that activity exploded. When he said he liked playing the slots while in Vegas, suddenly that became very popular. Likewise, when word leaked out that he liked to eat peanut butter and banana sandwiches they became incredibly popular.

For young people who weren't around during Elvis' time, it is hard to describe how big the King was. Think Madonna multiplied by Michael Jackson and Justin Timberlake. Elvis' 1973 concert was the first one to be conducted live via satellite and he was a major motion picture movie star.

He received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award at the tender age of 36. Is the King really dead? Some bookmakers are taking bets that he is still alive. In some way this is fitting as if there was one thing that Elvis really loved to do - it was to place a bet while he was in Vegas. This all began while he was in Las Vegas filming Viva Las Vegas.

Elvis starred in over 30 movies. In the 60s, his output was profilic. Every year of the decade he was in at least one movie and many times three films. This is a worth ethic which is unheard of today.

With the huge popularity in Elvis, it should come as no surprise that Elvis is the highest earning deceased celebrity. His estate rakes in millions of dollars from all of the different ways in which his likeness and songs are being used today. The King is possibly bigger than he was while he was alive.

There are Elvis themed restuarants, Elvis themed casinos and Elvis themed cruises. People love connecting with Elvis and there is nothing wrong with trying to incorporate as many aspects of him into your life. So if you are going to have a party, why not make it an Elvis party? And if you are going to have a slots tournament, why not make it an Elvis-themed slots tournament?

Whether or not he is alive isn't important. What is important is that his music lives. It is more popular than ever and his songs are being covered all the time. There was nothing as special as an Elvis concert and this website is dedicated to them. Should you have any questions or feedback you can contact us here.